Felméréseknélfelméréseknél

Felméréseknélfelméréseknél is a Hungarian term that can be translated to "at surveys" or "in surveys" in English. It refers to a situation or context where surveys are being conducted. The phrase is often used in everyday conversation or in written communication to specify that an action, observation, or event is related to the process of surveying.

For instance, one might say "Felméréseknélfelméréseknél fontos a pontosság" which translates to "At surveys, accuracy is important." This indicates that precision in data collection is a key consideration when surveys are taking place. Another example could be "Felméréseknélfelméréseknél sokféle kérdést tesznek fel," meaning "In surveys, many different questions are asked." This highlights the varied nature of survey inquiries.

The term itself is a combination of "felmérés" (survey) and a locative case suffix "-nél/-nél" which denotes location or presence at something. Therefore, "Felméréseknélfelméréseknél" strictly means "at the surveys." It doesn't refer to a specific type of survey or a particular methodology but rather the general circumstance of surveys being in progress. Understanding this phrase helps in comprehending Hungarian discussions related to data gathering, research, or any activity involving the systematic collection of information through questionnaires or interviews.